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1. How late are you open?

The Greenfield Police Department is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If a clerk is not on duty, an intercom in the vestibule will put you in touch with a dispatcher.

2. What are the parking regulations for Greenfield, Wisconsin?

1. In the City of Greenfield you DO NOT need a parking permit.
2. No need to call in your vehicle
3. Park on even sides of the streets on even days and odd sides of the street on odd days

DURING SNOW EMERGENCIES:

       * NO PARKING ON ALL MAIN STREETS

(S. 27th Street, S. 35th Street, S. 43rd Street, S. 51st Street, S. 60th Street, S. 68th Street, S. 76th Street, S. 84th Street, S. 92nd Street, S. 104th Street, S. 112th Street, S. 116th Street, S. 124th Street and W. Morgan Avenue, W. Howard Avenue, W. Coldspring Road, W. Layton Avenue, W. Edgerton Avenue, W. Grange Avenue, W. Ramsey Avenue, W. College Avenue, W. Loomis Road, W. Forest Home Avenue, W. Beloit Road, S. 31st Street between W. Edgerton Avenue and W. Grange Avenue). Parking on all other streets in the city is restricted to alternate side AT ALL TIMES (park on the side of the road with even addresses on the even day and odd addresses on the odd day).

Overnight Parking page.

3. I just got a ticket, what do I do now?

A City of Greenfield citation, whether it be traffic related or an ordinance violation, is handled under the jurisdiction of the Greenfield Municipal Court.

If you wish to contest the citation, you must appear in court on the date and time indicated on the citation. At that time you will be given an opportunity to enter a plea to the offense. If your plea is "Not Guilty", you will be given a trial date on which to return and present evidence to the Judge. If your plea is "Guilty" or "No Contest" you will be found guilty, but the Judge will give you an opportunity to speak on your own behalf and offer any mitigating circumstances.

In most circumstances, the Judge will give consideration to those individuals who have corrected driver license, registration and equipment violations and who bring proof to court.

4. If I get a ticket, can I just pay it and get it over with?

Yes. Any citation can be stipulated-to any time prior to the court date. Payment for the full amount of the forfeiture indicated must be made at the Greenfield Police Department. When a citation is paid, a plea of "No Contest" and finding of "Guilty" is entered by the court and the case is closed.

Payments can be made online, The Pay Location Code (PLC #) for Greenfield is 6326) or in cash, by credit card or by local check, at the Municipal Court office located in the Law Enforcement Center Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

After-hours payments can be left in the drop box located in the lobby of the Law Enforcement Center. The police clerk on duty will assist you in making change if necessary. Online Citation Payment Portal

5. My car was towed by the Greenfield Police Department. Where did it go?

The Greenfield Police Department utilizes N and S Towing of West Allis. In most circumstances, the vehicle will not be held at the Police Department impound lot, but would instead be held by N and S Towing at their yard. Contact the officer who handled the case or N and S Towing to find out the location of your vehicle.

N and S Towing can also advise you regarding payment of the towing fees and storage charges. If a vehicle is impounded at the Greenfield Police Department, all towing fees must be paid to N and S before the vehicle is released. A receipt must be shown to pick up your vehicle. N and S can be reached at 414-476-8697 and are located at 1719 S. 83rd St, West Allis, Wisconsin 53214.

6. I locked my keys in my car. Will the police department come and open it?

As a service to the community, the Greenfield Police Department will dispatch a Community Service Officer or Police Officer to assist you and unlock your vehicle. The vehicle owner will be required to sign a liability release for any damage occurring as a result of unlocking the vehicle.

7. How do I get a copy of a police or accident report?

Reports are usually available within 5 days after the incident and can be requested in person at the Law Enforcement Center from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., 7 days a week, online and over the phone (414) 761-5300.  The cost for a report is $.25 per page, $1.00 per page for photos and $8.00 for a DVD.  Please consult the clerical page for further information.

Clerical Unit Page

8. Can I register my vehicle at the police department?

Vehicle registration and driver licensing is handled by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. The Motor Vehicle Department has an on line registration renewal site. The nearest Motor Vehicle Station is at 5500 West Grange Avenue and can be reached at 414-266-1000.

9. My neighbor hasn't shoveled his snow. What can I do about it?

Greenfield Municipal Code requires that sidewalks be cleared by noon of each day or immediately after snow has fallen. Violations should be reported to the Department of Code Enforcement at 414-727-8900.

10. How do I make a records request?

In order to make a records request you can either fill out the request form online through the Greenfield Police Department website, by calling the records department (414) 761-5300 ext #4 or coming into the police department itself and speaking with a clerk there.  The records department is open everyday including weekends and holidays from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM.